This is an international online matchmaking event for civil society actors: meet changemakers from other countries and get the chance to win EUR 1,000 to launch a project you designed together. In between visit the panels for civil society trends and cases.
There are four tracks: pluralism and media, culture and values, education and training, and conflict resolution. For each, there is a separate panel and the prize to support a collaborative project related to it.
Civil Match will be held on 1-3 July 2021 online.
Learn more and check the programme of the event
What do I get?
- Long-term international partnerships with organisations and changemakers from 10 European countries you will meet in speed datings and networking sessions
- The opportunity to find a partner and win EUR 1,000 for your social society initiative
- Latest trends in civil society development and cases of international cooperation for impact
- Quality matches for speed dating, selected for you by the representatives of event
- Significantly higher chances to take part in the Civil Match Forum in September
- Knowledge needed to apply for funds for cross-border projects implementation from the German Federal Foreign Office
Can I apply?
The organisers are looking for civil society actors
- From Ukraine, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, France, Georgia, Germany, Moldova, Poland, Russia
- Developing projects with the focus on media, culture, peace, and education
What do I need to apply?
- Be ready to prepare a catchy elevator pitch and actively network
- Be proactive with your ideas of cross-border cooperation
Good to know
- Сivil society actors can represent media, associations, foundations, institutions of higher education, youth associations, culture professionals, public service broadcasters.
- No more than 4 persons from one organisation can apply. Each person should register for a different track so that you have chances to collaborate with at least 4 other international NGOs.
- Actors involved in governance or business can only be regarded as part of civil society in exceptional cases.